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... Henry Grattan for the above purpofe. Refolved, That thanks this meeting be prelentid our City Reprefentatives, for their prompt commi.i.i-cation relative to the inter.did bill. The Church Wardens having been requefted to leave the Chair, and John Dillon ...
... being rcquellcd to leave the Chair, and Sir John White having been called thereto, Rcfolvcd unanimqufly, That the thanks of this Vtllry be given to the Rev. J. Lewis and the Church-Wardens, Thomas Walker and John Smvtli, Efqrs. for their very proper condu6t ...
... Right Hon. Henry Grattan for the above purpoie Refolved,That the thSnksotthis meeting prefe;U ...
... is list Irish Members who voted against Lord Castlereagii: —John Henry Clements, E. S.- Cooper, Viscount Forbes, H. Grattan, C. H. Hutchinson, S. Mahon,,H. Martin* Sir H. C. Montgomery, Sir John Newport, Henry Parnell, George F. A. Prittie, William Richardson ...
... AGAINST. Sir John Newport C. Holy Hutchlufon S. Mahon C. P. Leflic H. Parnell M. Longfield A-Pr.nch J. W. Croker ,M. Archdall John Fofler Pv. Power J. M. Barry ’l'. Bernard Jamc* Stewart E. S. Cooper R. Neville R. Latonche Denis Browne John T. Fofter Henry ...
... are member* the T*perial Parlir.- ment, have arrived this city from England, among whom was the. Right Hpnourtble lEnrv' Grattan. • On Monday last there wa* t. fidd day tie Phoenix-Park, of all the troops in the garrison Dublin. The different regiments ...
... donation, and for hi- l.orjfli ps readinels upon alt occa lions promote the inteieils of the Society; allotc the Hon. Mrs. Grattan, f ...
... Confideration for her value, hcrjionor, and her dignity. I am, Sir, your obedient fervant, JOHN BERNARD TROTTER. PARLIAMENT ART REFORMATION. If amid the din of arms ran atrerid to our internal concerns, -vre fliall words the fubjeA of Rbforw, which has lately ...
... Commiffioners for Parving, and the annual fum of 17501. to the former Paving Corporation, a confiderable proportion of faiJfeveial Arms has,under faid aft. been made charge the inhabitants of thefe liberties, although they never were under the jurifdiftion or ...
... consequence of, that Vote. General Clavering was accompanied to Newgate by his bro'her-in-law, Lord John Campbell, and immediately lodged the State side. Lord John Campbell dined with the General in his new apartments! I) U B, I N! DUBLIN CASTLE! There will ...
... indissolubly the ties of love and confidence between the MoharCh and you 1 When the country shall in dangVr, I count on your arms. None of you will endure the chains of a foreign power. So firm and patriotic a determination creates heroes, and assures us ...
... county, M. P. for ditto ; ouchc, of Carlow Bagnell, Bagwell. Savage, of the County Down; Cassan, of the County ; Croker, Grattan, Fitzgerald, The P-.ovost and Senior Fellows of Trinity College, have proposed to give premiums of ten guineas each, to such ...